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Lenovo ThinkBook 13x review (Intel Core-Evo, 16:10 touchscreen)

It’s been a while since I last reviewed a true ultrabook, so I was excited to borrow some devices from Lenovo and give them a try. In this review, I’ll be taking a look at the Lenovo ThinkBook 13x, one of Lenovo’s current ultraportable solutions for business use.
This laptop is aimed at minimalists who want a small and light laptop that still has enough power to handle daily use and daily multitasking. Like many other modern ultraportables, it offers a productivity-oriented 16:10 display, uncompromising inputs, top-notch build quality, and Intel’s Tiger Lake hardware platform paired with a large Lenovo ThinkBook battery . However, it only offers miniaturized IO and is, at least for now, quite expensive at launch.
I also have to mention that this series is very close to Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Nano series, but there are some differences between the two in terms of design, screen, and battery, the latter two in favor of this ThinkBook 13x series.
So let’s see how this model performs.
Review Specs – Lenovo ThinkBook 13x Design and BuildThe Lenovo ThinkBook 13x feels like a premium laptop right out of the box. The all-metal construction feels solid, but the body is still lightweight. It’s also very thin, so it’s as easy to hold in your hands as a hardcover book. I guess that’s what they were going for, right?
The lid itself is made from a solid piece of grey anodized aluminum. It has a two-tone finish that looks cool, but still looks professional. The standard Lenovo logo is in the upper corner, and the ThinkBook logo is in the opposite corner. I personally would rather not have such a big shiny logo, but it looks pretty good. The underside of the laptop is clean. There are plenty of vents to bring in fresh air to cool the CPU. The feet are a good size to keep the laptop stable on a desk and allow for airflow. The vents exhaust air onto the screen, though.
Overall, I’d give this laptop a good score for its build and design. If I had to use it as a daily use tool, I’d definitely appreciate its portability while still feeling like a premium machine. I might struggle with the IO, but that’s just my opinion. I’m still in the dark ages and use USB-A a lot.
Keyboard and TrackpadThe keyboard on this laptop is really good. The key travel is short, but the feedback is just right, making it feel very natural to type on it. I didn’t have much difficulty getting used to it at all, and typing on this review was very smooth. The chassis is also very sturdy, as I didn’t notice any flex in the keyboard.
Battery LifeThe Lenovo ThinkBook 13x has a 56 Whr Lenovo ThinkBook 13x battery inside. It’s small, yes, but this is also a small laptop, so…
I ran a series of Lenovo ThinkBook 13x battery life tests at 60% brightness, which for this model is about 73 nits. Here are my results:
3.4 W (~15h 53m of use) – Idle, Best Battery Mode, screen at 0%, Wi-Fi on, backlight off
6.8 W (~7h 56m of use) – Editing text in Word and light internet use, Better Lenovo ThinkBook 13x Battery Mode, screen at 60%, Wi-Fi on; Very good for such a small battery. It’s good to know that you can get some heavy internet use for quite a while on a single charge. This is pretty similar to the battery power of AMD Ultrabooks, so it’s nice to see similar performance from Intel Evo laptops.
The power brick is 65W and very portable. It works well and has a long cable. There’s no cable strap though, which made me smile. Nothing makes me happier than pulling a tangled spaghetti noodle out of my backpack every day.
Final Thoughts – Lenovo ThinkBook 13xOverall, I think this is a good laptop. I think it meets most of the requirements of an average user for an ultrabook, whether for business or leisure.
It’s thin, light, made of quality materials, and hard to beat in terms of overall construction and design. It also feels like a very nice computer, with a nice finish and just the right color to minimize fingerprints.
The keyboard feels natural to type on, which I think is probably a highlight of this machine. The trackpad is a bit disappointing, and while I’m willing to accept it as it is, I’ve seen better.
The screen is very nice to the eyes. There’s little to complain about other than the slightly limited colors. It’s bright and beautiful, has small bezels, and works well to the touch. The only thing that would make it better would be a 90+ Hz refresh rate.

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Lenovo ThinkPad X13s: Battery Life So Long You Can Leave the Charger Home

This 2.4-pound 13-inch laptop is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdraon 8cx Gen 3 chip, which outperforms the previous generation but still lets you work for days.Click to unmute

Lenovo announced a range of new business laptops at Mobile World Congress, but two of the most interesting laptops happen to be the smallest – the ThinkBook 13s Gen 4 i and ThinkPad X13s Gen 1 .
Lenovo said in a statement that the new ThinkPad X13s Gen 1 is the first true business Windows laptop powered by Snapdragon. This 13.3-inch 16:10 laptop was developed in a four-year collaboration between Qualcomm and Microsoft. It’s powered by the Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 computing platform, which is said to offer 85% better CPU performance and 57% better GPU performance compared to the previous-generation chip. Snapdragon chip-powered laptops we’ve tested in the past have always been thin and light, with good ThinkPad X13s laptops batterylife, but generally disappointing processing performance compared to Intel or AMD processors. That would be great if the performance claims hold up here, making it an extremely portable laptop that can get the job done anywhere.
ThinkPad X13s is also expected to have a long ThinkPad X13s battery life of up to 28 hours. Because it operates more like a phone than a typical laptop, it has no fans, is 13mm thick, is made from 90% recycled magnesium, and weighs less than 2.4 pounds (1.1kg). There are some other nice extras like a 5-megapixel webcam, an IR camera for facial recognition, and Wi-Fi 6E, and it will support 5G mmWave or sub6 as well as 4G LTE.
The Lenovo ThinkPad X13s will start shipping in the US from AT&T in May, starting at $1,099, and will be shipped by Verizon later this year. That works out to about £820 and AU$1,520.
Joining the ThinkPad X13s is the ThinkBook 13s Gen 4 i, Lenovo’s thinnest ThinkBook at 14.9mm thick and 2.8 pounds (1.3kg). It’s built specifically for the small and medium business market (SMB) and will start at about $850 when it becomes available in April. The 13s has a rugged metal body that meets mil-spec standards, so while it’s aimed at small and medium-sized business buyers, it could also be suitable for students or anyone who wants a small, rugged device that weighs under three pounds. The laptop can be configured with up to 12th Gen Intel Core i7, 32GB RAM, and up to 1TB SSD storage. You also get Wi-Fi 6E and a Full HD webcam with privacy shutter. Like Lenovo’s other business laptops, the ThinkBook 13s’ display aspect ratio jumps to 16:10 for a 13.3-inch display with a 2,560×1,600 resolution.
The last version of this laptop Lenovo released was AMD-based, so its USB-C port wasn’t Thunderbolt. However, since this product is Intel, its USB-C port is Thunderbolt 4, and you also get an HDMI output, so it’s perfect for hotels or hot desking where you might want to use a single USB port, external monitor or peripheral device. cable.
Lenovo also announced the new ThinkVision M14d, a portable 2.2K 14-inch 16:10 USB-C monitor that will make a great companion to the ThinkBook 13s Gen 4 i (or X13s). The display is tilt- and height-adjustable and weighs just 1.3 pounds (600 grams). Combined with the 13s Gen 4 i, total travel weight with display is just over 4 pounds.

Lenovo also announced several other updated models in the ThinkPad range, including 14-inch and 16-inch P- Series Workstations, 14-inch and 14-inch P-Series Workstations. 16-inch models of its T-series ThinkPads, the most popular line of business laptops, and the ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 5. The 16-inch X1 Extreme looks to be a capable device, built around a 16:10 165Hz display with 4K resolution and 600 nits of brightness. It can be configured with up to 12th Gen Intel Core i9 H-series vPro processors, up to Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Ti graphics, up to 64GB of DDR5 memory, and optional dual SSDs for up to 8TB of storage. The product will be available in June starting at about $2,050.

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Lenovo ThinkPad T490 review: Thinner and lighter, but no more modular battery

The ThinkPad T490 gets thinner, but it loses one of its best features. The 2019 ThinkPad refresh introduces the T490, a versatile, durable 14-inch ultrabook with some significant changes compared to last year’s T480, which we also reviewed. I used it for over a week to get a feel for what it has to offer, and like previous years, it’s a complete workhorse and a great value for money. Here’s what it does right, what it doesn’t do well, and ultimately whether it’s the right laptop for you.

Lenovo ThinkPad T490 design and features
Compared to last year’s T480, the T490 is lighter – the WQHD version is the heaviest, starting at just 3.17 pounds (1.44kg) – with an overall smaller footprint and 0.70 inches (17.9mm) thinner. It doesn’t look exciting, but it’s definitely a ThinkPad. Black soft-touch paint covers the entire chassis, which like most ThinkPads will pick up a lot of smudges and fingerprints, and the dual-hinge system offers about 180 degrees of movement, with plenty of ports crammed into the slim chassis.

The ThinkPad T490 proved its toughness by passing the usual MIL-STD 810G durability testing, making it an all-around solid laptop. The lid barely wobbles when shaken, the main chassis flexes very little, and despite being lightweight, it feels like it can take a knock. The T490 includes a few security options as well as a dTPM 2.0 chip, including a fingerprint reader set into the right palm rest, an optional IR camera above the display, a shutter for the front-facing 720p webcam, and a Kensington lock slot. Like the X390 we recently reviewed, a PrivacyGuard display option is expected to be available sometime this summer, which will reduce viewing angles and prevent passers-by from seeing what you’re doing.

Lenovo ThinkPad T490 display
Our review model had a high-end WQHD non-touch display that was gorgeous. It looks to be the same 14-inch display used in the X1 Carbon series, with Dolby Vision HDR and up to 500 nits of brightness. It’s an upgrade at about $191 compared to the FHD non-touch option, but totally worth it, especially if you’re interested in multimedia editing or some design work.
In our tests, color reproduction hit 100% sRGB and AdobeRGB, which are both excellent results. It’s also very bright at around 500 nits, which almost makes up for the glossy finish that’s still a bit troublesome in sunlit rooms. The bezels are slightly narrower compared to the T480, further enhancing the impressive overall appearance when the lid is open.

Lenovo ThinkPad T490 keyboard and touchpad
The keyboard hasn’t changed much from the T480. It uses the same cupped keys, which have perfect travel and are soft and non-bouncey when bottomed out. ThinkPads usually have great keyboards, and the T490 is no exception.
Included here is the iconic ThinkPad TrackPoint system, with a red pointer in the middle of the keyboard and physical buttons located between the keyboard and standard touchpad. There’s no problem here either, because you won’t have any problems with your pointing. The surface is smooth, the tracking is perfect, and it uses Microsoft’s precision drivers for the best experience.


Lenovo ThinkPad T490 performance and Lenovo ThinkPad T490 batteryThe biggest change compared to the T480 is the elimination of the bridge battery system and a modular design for hot-swappable batteries on site. You can charge a few extra Lenovo ThinkPad T490 batteries before you go, and when one of the batteries gets low, you can pop it out and add another fully charged battery without powering down the system. Now, the Lenovo ThinkPad T490’s battery has been removed and replaced by a single 50Wh battery, which can last up to 6 to 7 hours of battery life during normal operation You might see slightly better Laptop battery life on the Lenovo ThinkPad T490 with a lower-resolution display, but by adding the NVIDIA MX250 dedicated GPU, battery life will undoubtedly be affected further.


I used the T490 regularly for about a week, and while I wasn’t doing any intensive tasks, it stayed cool and quiet. You can occasionally hear a single fan running, but it’s not noticeable. This model comes with 8GB of RAM soldered on the board, as well as another slot that you can upgrade yourself to improve performance. I ran some synthetic benchmarks to see how it compared to similar ultrabooks.Should you buy the Lenovo ThinkPad T490?


The ThinkPad T490 is better than ever as a more affordable alternative to the X1 Carbon, thanks to a slimmer, lighter chassis, a 14-inch WQHD display with HDR options, and powerful performance hardware. There’s the option to add an NVIDIA MX250 GPU for more graphics power, but the modular battery and HDD options are gone.
If you like the latter two features, Lenovo still offers the ThinkPad T480, although it doesn’t offer the same performance. Overall, the T490 is an impressive Ultrabook with plenty of available configuration options, upgradeable SSD and RAM, and optional LTE connectivity.

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